Topic: borders

Thursday, April 25th, 2013

The Illegal Immigration Problem Isn't Mexicans, It's Jobs And Welfare

Contains Exclusive: Transcript Topics: alabama, amnesty, arizona, border patrol, borders, California, Constitution, employment, federal courts, federal government, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, immigration, jobs, mexico, middle east, naturalization, socialism, states rights, Texas, welfare

Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – If there aren’t people that are willing to pay illegals to do the work that Americans won’t do, then illegals will stop coming here. If the purpose is economic, then if you shut off the economic spigot, that will stop it, whether you close the border or not. If the purpose is economic inasmuch as they come here and get free things, housing, education, healthcare and what have you, if you shut the spigot off, ditto that. Check ….Continue

Wednesday, March 20th, 2013

Immigration - Alien Friend or Enemy?

Contains Exclusive: Transcript Topics: alien friends, borders, citizens, Congress, Constitution, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, immigration, James Madison, naturalization

Mandeville, LA – Exclusive Transcript – Again, if the State of Georgia, in the constitutional world, is paying for its public transportation, that’s their business. You can’t tie every argument back to the illegal and unconstitutional dispensation of funds from the federal monster. If that’s the point of view of the argument, then I can end this right now and say everybody that wants a one-size-fits-all universal policy because we have….Continue

Monday, February 25th, 2013

Reagan Fixed Immigration, Why Break It Again?

Contains Exclusive: Audio, Video Topics: 1986, borders, Congress, immigration, reagan

Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Video and Audio - In 1986 the Reagan administration worked out immigration reform for the current times… and future generations. So why would the current congress want to try and fix something that isn't broken? And even if it was an issue they needed to address, good luck trying to get them to propose a solution that lasts for more than four years, much less "future generations". All they're concerned about are quick….Continue

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The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government, are few and defined.

Those which are to remain in the state governments are numerous and indefinite.

James Madison Explaining the new federal government's very limited powers in Federalist 45

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